Sentence examples for tallest existing from inspiring English sources

The tallest existing eastern hemlocks are somewhat more than a hundred and seventy feet high, and the largest (measured by volume of wood) can be more than six feet in diameter.

Quantile regression analysis therefore provides a more nuanced insight into flooding responses than LSR, including responses identified here such as depth affecting numbers of leaves per ramet rather than length of individual leaves in P. tenax, and the tallest existing shoots in C. secta being those most positively affected by increased depth.

The newest tenants in one of the office towers along Jersey City's Hudson River waterfront are three peregrine falcon chicks, hatched in May atop 101 Hudson Street, which at 42 stories is the tallest existing office building in New Jersey.

The annex would be a floor taller than existing brownstones on West 76th Street, but Mr. Byard said it would conform to zoning restrictions.

Moreover, this peak appears to be rather mediocre, with a huge number of taller peaks existing in the landscape.

The Tall Buildings Initiative (TBI) program of Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center has been expanded to consider the seismic performance of existing tall buildings.

It can be used as a 'design tool' of a 'checklist' to compare and to improve the sustainable performance of tall-building design schemes and at the same time can be used to evaluate the sustainability of existing tall building projects.

An overhead-cam engine would have to be four inches taller than the existing engine — and would not fit under a Corvette's hood.

The windowsills were lowered, making the existing tall windows even larger, and several hundred new windows were cut into the west side of the building, where there were none.

For this purpose an existing tall office building is selected as a typical high-rise design in the Netherlands and the energy use prior and after refurbishment is compared through computer simulations with DesignBuilder.

The results show that the Young's modulus of the masonry walls, the Young's modulus of the timber floors and the compressive non-linear properties are the parameters that most influence the seismic performance of this type of tall and weak existing masonry structures.